Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-30

S8aSSsc, closing at SStc; May S91aS9}c,
closing at Sole; June s9la90c, closing at
S9sc. Corn-Spot lots a shade and options
fasc lower, closing heavy; receipts 400
bushels; exports 149, 1S3 bushels; sales
$4,000 bushels futures and II, 600 bush
els spot; uDgraded 49la51tc; No. 2August
nominal at 49bc; September 49sa49sc, clos
ing at 4Osc; October 49ia49J, closing at
49I; November j~0ta50sc, closing at 5Osc;
December 50}a5lse, closing at sic; May
~52sa52sc, closing at 52sc. Oats-A shade
higher; receipts 80, 200 bushels; exports
none; sales 140, 900 bushels futures and
l42,OOO bushels spot; mixed western 3la
BIC; white do 35a40c, Haydn moderate
request. Hops-Dull and unchanged.
Ccffee-Spot fair; Rio quiet at 20c; options
dull, heavy ard lower; sales %, 500 Gags;
August II see SCI t inter II. 70al7 CSC;
October Is l0alS 25c; Nols 35c; December
Is 35alS. soc; January Il 40a1S soc; Feb
ruary S.5Oc; March IL 55a1S Goo; April
IL soc; May 49, !. Sngar-Firm and
moderately active; refined firm; fair refn-
Ing 4sa4 III l6c; coniecfioners'A In; crushed
GLAZE; powdered 6saG IL loo; cubes 6 3-l6
a6ic. Molasses bull. Rice Steady. Re
trOleum-Firm; United 62c. ralIow-
Quoted at lic. ltosin- Quiet. Turpentine
Quiet. Eggs-ln moderate request; re-
ceipts 1889 packages; western s4l6!.
Pork-ln moderate demand; sales 200 bar
re!s of mess Cut Meats-Quiet but firm.
Lard-A shade lower and fairly active;
western steam S6.729; September Sc 70a
& 81; October Sc 7ia6 rs; November So fla
4 Is; December Sc 7la6 ~, January Sc 76a
& u; February Sc So; city steam S. TO.
Butter-Quiet but firm; western 13a25c;
western creamery l6a25c. Cheese-Quiet
but steadily held; Western 9al02c. Cop
per-Steady; lake l03c.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, August 29.-Wheat was re-
garded as uncertain stuff early to day.
The collapse of the San Francisco wheat
corner was the strong element on the
board. September opened &c lower, ad-
vauced TO 69c and closed under free realiz-
ing at 6S4a6Sgc. Corn also opened weak
and at lower prices. September started at
4Osc, sold up TO Ale, steadied to 40sc, and
closed at 40ic, or one cent under Saturday.
Oats were slow and heavy; September
tpNHCt w my, WIN " -fbSs ~ SiOSSh al
24sc. Provisions exhibited 4 quiet and
easy feeling and there was no important
changes TO note. Flour in LEGAL demand
only, prices are unchanged and firm. Wheat
No. = spring 6S!c; No. 3 spring 65!c;
No 2 red So; August 6Sia6Ssc, closing
at oslo; September 65sa69c, closing 6S!c;
October 70sa70sc, closing at 7~Ola70sc; De
cember 73sa73ic, closing at 73sa70!c, Corn
No. 2 i0sc; August iO4a40sc, closing
at 4O4c; September 40sa4lc, closing at iOsc;
October 4l$a4lsc closing at lllc; May
44!a45ic, closing at 44ic. Oats-No. 9
24ic; August 2iia2i!c, closing at 24ic;
24la2iSc, closing at 2lSc; Octo-
Der ~35sa25sc, closing at 2i!c; May sofa
3OSc, closing 30lc. Rye-NO. , iilc. Bar
ley-No. . nominal. Flaxseed-No, 1,
81 Ole. Timothy Seed-Prime at S. SEA
> 10. Pork-Mess perbbl. SIS GOALS %;
year Sll 60; January $l2 25al2 274,
ut SI2 -. Lard-At Sc 37@; Au-
gust S. 40, closing at Sc 80; September
So 35aG 10, closing Sc 30; October Sc 424a
6 Az, closing at ST 42!; January Sc 81!
aG IS, closing at$6 50. Whisky-At 81 10.
Sugars-Cut loaf 6saGsc; %granulated 6sc;
standard A &c. Butter Market weak;
creamery ~laa24!c; dairy l5al1c. Eggs
at l34c.